Polytechnic High School - Polytechnic Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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MMV Q 600 Things aren t really This gram for Paul We think our admlmstratlon te lnest In T e Cl ur deans are helpful when we aren t fhe ca pef ht IS would be dIflICUlf to fund a prnn clpal who thinks more of has stu dents ihan ours does No maffer how busy our admnnls frators may be they always hnd hme 'ro help us with our problems or offer helpful advice when we ask Them U I I E5 jd' - K I K 6 lun. l 'llarnnyvil ...-Q Q' s-- of is f' ' h ry, O c I on rl A, fa 'IU andiit

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E, 1,3-ff ,,qf.., 26.3, x. . , . 47 r ,y . -if . , S. Walker Owe Pzdnoripal fz. Wfeladaa p6t6'!f4f0lt When Paul ond Polly Parrot retumed to school this year, we found many new changes. Not only had our building under- gone extensive painting and remodeling, we found a new principal. lt didn't take long for us to realize that we had a true ally in Mr. Peterson. He at- tended all our games, visited our class- rooms and was always available when we wanted to see him. We were amazed at his tireless energy and how he seemed to be everywhere at on ce. His capable deans, Mrs. Walker and Mr. Hungerford, are carrying on in the same capacity we have known since we were in Poly. Mrs. Walker's friendly and smart ap- pearance and Nr. Hungerford's bluff good humor will long remain with us. We feel we have profited immensely from our con- tacts with them. Om Deane Dean of Women P. Hungerford Dean of Men 11